The Assam Rifles, known as the “Guards of the North East,” organized a significant blood donation camp at the Agartala Headquarters, showcasing their dedication to both national security and social responsibility. The event, held under the aegis of the 18th Battalion Assam Rifles, saw the enthusiastic participation of around 150 voluntary blood donors.
State Transport and Tourism Minister, Sushanta Chowdhury, inaugurated the camp and commended the Assam Rifles for their unwavering commitment to safeguarding national security and territorial integrity. In his address, Minister Chowdhury highlighted the dual role of the Assam Rifles in not only countering terrorism and protecting the borders but also engaging in commendable social initiatives.
“The Assam Rifles’ commitment extends beyond security operations, demonstrating their humanitarian responsibility and dedication to the well-being of society. Their participation in the blood donation camp underscores their multifaceted role as both protectors and contributors to the community,” said Chowdhury.
He expressed profound gratitude to all the blood donors, emphasizing the importance of this noble act, and wished everyone good health and a bright future. The event underscored the Assam Rifles’ enduring legacy of service and sacrifice, further strengthening their bond with the local community.
